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Although the two parties settled a federal lawsuit, the short-term rental company and city have issued conflicting statements on a $380,000 payment Airbnb is proffering to Miami Beach. The city has repeatedly stated the money is to cover its attorney fees in light of Airbnb's "frivolous" lawsuit, while the language of the settlement and Airbnb's remarks say the money's purpose is open-ended.
August 06, 2019 at 03:23 PM
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Airbnb and the City of Miami Beach can’t seem to find a consensus on the particulars of an agreement hashed out in federal court.
A statement provided by Miami Beach on its settlement with Airbnb in a suit over the city’s short-term rental regulations said a $380,000 payment detailed in the agreement is being made explicitly to cover the cost of attorney fees accrued during the litigation.
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